Breathtaking landscapes, colossal mountains, bustling markets, upscale hotels and restaurants, and a pleasant weather all year round. Manali has everything that makes it a popular retreat to beat the scorching summers of North India. With its peak tourist season during the summers, Manali also witnesses a huge tourist footfall during the winters. This is because it is one of the few places in India which witnesses a subsequent amount of snowfall. So, satisfy your craze for a white winter as you embark on a journey to witness snowfall in Manali.
While Mid-December to January is the time when the probability of witnessing snowfall in Manali is quite high. If not anything else, this will surely encourage tourists from all parts of the country to flock to this hill station and spectate the beauty of the town, which is now blanketed by thick layers of snow.
The temperature varies between 0°C to 10°C during snowfall in Manali. The average temperature is on a higher side at the time of snowfall but drops sharply when it stops. This is because of the freezing winds that blow throughout the region.
Tourists can enjoy the chilly winters at popular spots in and around Shimla such as the Mall Road, Kufri, Scandal Point, Jakhoo Peak, and more such places.
While planning a trip during snowfall season in Shimla, one has to keep in mind, the acute weather conditions of the place. So, here’s a list of the essential items that one must carry while visiting Shimla during snowfall:
Jackets, woolen t-shirts, and warmers to protect your body from the chilly winds.
Long boots, warm socks, and woolen gloves and caps.
Winter creams to protect your skin.
Necessary medicines for motion sickness, cough, and cold.
Technical stuff such as mobile chargers, portable chargers, USB, camera, earphones, and portable speakers.
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